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 1 4 |       gravely, making a negative gesture which was not a~little droll,
 2 9 |           He did not observe the~gesture with which Beatrix, attracted
 3 11|         imperious~and imperative gesture.~ ~He went home gaily; he
 4 13|         to-morrow."~ ~She made a gesture which Calyste did not venture
 5 13|          laughing at her niece's~gesture; but neither the chevalier
 6 14| happiness cost her little, for a gesture, a look, a word~was enough
 7 14|          remind him by a~look or gesture of his horrible violence
 8 15|    Beatrix loves me,"this with a gesture of~the utmost self-conceit"
 9 15|         he expressed to~her by a gesture his absolute belief in Beatrix.~ ~
10 18|   significantly on~his lip. That gesture explained everything.~ ~"
11 18|          she said, replying to a gesture of Calyste's, "it is almost~
12 18|      sofa, inviting Calyste by a~gesture to sit beside her. By chance (